A New American Commercial Policy as Evidenced by Section 317 of the Tariff Act of 1922Columbia University, 1924 - 400 halaman |
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... concluded between countries . Where goods can- not cross the frontier except under license , the grant of which may be left to the discretion of administrative offi- cials , opportunities for favoritism are obviously many . Other such ...
... concluded between countries . Where goods can- not cross the frontier except under license , the grant of which may be left to the discretion of administrative offi- cials , opportunities for favoritism are obviously many . Other such ...
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... concluding with the advocacy of a maximum and minimum tariff on the lines laid down in section 3 of the Dingley Act , but with the minimum rates to cover the greater part of the tariff instead of the few articles of wines , spirits ...
... concluding with the advocacy of a maximum and minimum tariff on the lines laid down in section 3 of the Dingley Act , but with the minimum rates to cover the greater part of the tariff instead of the few articles of wines , spirits ...
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... concluded under it . Under the soothing influence of the moderate rates of the 1913 tariff , however , some of the arrangements entered into on the basis of the Payne - Aldrich law continued to exist , so far as the treatment received ...
... concluded under it . Under the soothing influence of the moderate rates of the 1913 tariff , however , some of the arrangements entered into on the basis of the Payne - Aldrich law continued to exist , so far as the treatment received ...
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... concluded that a discrimination made in return for reciprocal concessions , such as those 1A typical treaty clause by which the contracting states mutually guar- antee to each other such treatment is found in the treaty of February 21 ...
... concluded that a discrimination made in return for reciprocal concessions , such as those 1A typical treaty clause by which the contracting states mutually guar- antee to each other such treatment is found in the treaty of February 21 ...
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... conclude that the word " dis- criminate " should be deprived of its ordinary meaning and interpreted in a special and limited way in a statute simply because the words " most - favored - nation treatment " are interpreted in a certain ...
... conclude that the word " dis- criminate " should be deprived of its ordinary meaning and interpreted in a special and limited way in a statute simply because the words " most - favored - nation treatment " are interpreted in a certain ...
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67th Congress accorded ad valorem additional duties agreement American commerce applicable Brazil Britain British Canada centum centum ad valorem colonies commercial policy commercial treaties concessions Conference Congress Convention Cuba customs duties customs laws Customs Tariff Czechoslovakia defensive duties Dingley Act discriminations discriminatory dutiable economic effect Empire equality of treatment export favor favored nation favored-nation foreign country France free list French Germany Government granted High Contracting Parties import duties imposed infra July League of Nations levied Malloy manufactured ment merchandise most-favored most-favored-nation clause most-favored-nation treaty nation treatment negotiations Paragraph pledge ports practice preferences preferential President Proclaimed prohibitions provisions rates of duty reciprocity treaties regulations respect schedule Section 317 Senate ships signed Spain specified Stat subdivision sugar Tariff Act Tariff Commission tariff law tariff rates territories third country tion trade Treaty of Versailles uncon unconditional most-favored-nation treatment vessels wood pulp
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